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title: "PetSafe Stay & Play Compact Wireless Pet Fence, No Wire Circular Boundary, Secure up to 3/4 Acre, No-Dig and Portable, for Dogs 5lbs and up, from Parent Company Invisible Fence Brand"
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# 3/4 acre wireless coverage LCD display with boundary & error alerts Rechargeable waterproof collar PetSafe Stay & Play Compact Wireless Pet Fence, No Wire Circular Boundary, Secure up to 3/4 Acre, No-Dig and Portable, for Dogs 5lbs and up, from Parent Company Invisible Fence Brand

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## Summary

> 🐾 Unleash freedom, not wires — the future of pet safety is wireless!

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- **What is this?** PetSafe Stay & Play Compact Wireless Pet Fence, No Wire Circular Boundary, Secure up to 3/4 Acre, No-Dig and Portable, for Dogs 5lbs and up, from Parent Company Invisible Fence Brand
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multi-Pet Friendly:** Add collars for every furry family member and tailor corrections individually.
- • **Smart Collar Technology:** Waterproof, rechargeable receiver collar fits dogs 5lb+ with 5 correction levels plus tone-only mode.
- • **Portable Freedom Anywhere:** Take your pet’s safe zone on the road—perfect for camping, vacations, or rentals.
- • **Effortless Setup, Zero Digging:** Get your pet’s safe zone ready in just hours—no wires, no hassle.
- • **Customizable Boundaries Up to 3/4 Acre:** Adjust the circular perimeter from 22 to 105 feet to fit your yard perfectly.

## Overview

The PetSafe Stay & Play Compact Wireless Fence offers a hassle-free, wireless containment solution covering up to 3/4 acre with an adjustable circular boundary. Featuring a rechargeable, waterproof collar suitable for dogs 5 pounds and up, it supports multi-pet customization with five correction levels and tone-only training. The system includes an intuitive LCD display for boundary range and error alerts, requires no digging or wire installation, and is fully portable—ideal for travel or temporary setups. Trusted for its ease of use and effective pet containment, it’s a premium choice for active pet owners seeking flexible, tech-forward safety.

## Description

Whether your dog is rolling on his back in the grass or playing a game of fetch, the PetSafe Stay & Play Compact Wireless Fence gives your best friend freedom to safely enjoy playing outdoors. With this wireless fence, you can create up to a 3/4-acre circular boundary. An LCD screen displays how far your pets play area expands and lets you know if there is a warning or error with your fence. Place the transmitter indoors, plug into an outlet, and setup your new wireless fence in as little as 1-2 hours. If you enjoy camping or traveling in your RV with your dog, take this portable wireless fence with you wherever you go. This fence comes with a rechargeable PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence Receiver Collar. If you have more than 1 pet at home, simply purchase as many additional receiver collars as you need so all of your pets can use the same wireless system.Kit includes:Transmitter with power adaptor (Power adaptor images for reference only, actual adaptor appearance may vary)Receiver with adjustable collarReceiver chargerPetSafe rechargeable Li-ion battery; non replaceableTraining flagsTest light toolLong contact pointsContact point wrench

Review: The best and easiest to use Wireless fence on the market. - This is the first wireless fence we purchased and it will be the only kind we purchase if we have to replace it. I love the fact that this unit is wireless and there are no underground wires or anything like that. We have this unit setting out of sight at the back of our bookcase. We decided to turn the unit around so at night we wouldn't notice the bright blue light that admits from the front of the unit. We live in a small subdivision so traffic isn't usually too bad and for the most part people are very considerate since most of them have dogs and cats to begin with. We set the perimeter up on 45 ft which lets them go up to about 15 feet from the road at our house. Set up was simple and took about 45 minutes to an hour outlining the perimeter with the flags. make sure you are at the dogs neck level when you set up the flags so they will get the correct reading. After all was set up, i took both dogs, male (Stanley, 4 months old and 14 lbs) and female (Olivia, 9 months old and 15 lbs) Miniature Schnauzers, out to play and show them the fence. I set both collars to train mode and with some of their training treats I took them up to the flags and once their collars started beeping i walked them back to the safe zone and gave them the treat. We only went through about 5 flags set up through the yard, played a little bit and went back in. The next day we did the same thing and went through about 5 more flags. I noticed on the third day once they heard the beep the would almost always turn around and come back to me. Unlike the directions, on the fourth day, I placed the collars on setting one, the least harmful shock, and let the out in the yard.Both dogs did great the first few times by staying in the flag zone and coming back to the safe zone once they heard the warning beep. However, the 4th, maybe 5th time we went outside my male dog Stanley got shocked and came running back to me startled and a little confused. I played with him and let him know that he was ok and walked him back up to the fence and as soon as we heard the beeping sound again he turned around and went back to the safe zone. I again praised him for turning around and we went back inside About a week later he got shocked again and so far, that has been the last time. My female dog Olivia did a lot better. She has only been shocked once and it was about 2 weeks into training. A few days after the dogs were last shocked we removed all the perimeter flags.As of this review, we have been using this item for a little over 2 months with fantastic results. Sometimes when we get home and are in a hurry to get them out the door we forget to put their shock collars on but they seem to have memorized their boundaries because they have not yet went passed their perimeter with or without the collars on since the last shock incident. One thing that we did do different than the instruction book is we took both dog's collars off when we put their shock collars on and put their regular collars back on when the shock collars came off. I'm not sure if they know they don't have the shock collars on all the time or what but they both seem to know their limits and this is especially helpful on the times you forgot the collars or if they are both charging. I do like that the charging cord will charge both collars on the same cord, but I do wish their was an option to buy a one or two dog set up so I wouldn't have had to purchase a separate collar because they are not cheap My only complaint is that if you have to use the high setting there is a very obnoxious humming noise that comes from the machine.The reason I did not take a star away from this is because we use the max on the low setting since that covers what we need. If our yard was bigger, I probably would have rated this 4 stars instead of 5.
Review: Excellent, well-designed unit, worth the money - This is an excellent product, in my experience, and I’ve had it over five years. I use it with a rambunctious German shepherd and added a housemate’s stubborn little husky; I have two transmitters so they have a little over an acre where they can romp to their hearts’ content. My pup is out there a good four hours total on an average nice day. Setting up the second receiver was easy, and adding the second collar was just a matter of charging it and putting it on the dog. Make sure the receiver is placed in a fairly high location; I have one in my attic. I’ve taken this when traveling and staying in other houses. Bring some flags if you do this, but it was a great way to confine my dog w/o having to tie her. I keep the correction for my shepherd at the top level, and it’s remarkably effective. The deer in my fields know as well as she does where the perimeter is, and the rotten creatures will come within 15 ft of her (I swear they’re snickering at her). I get 2-3 weeks on a charge with the collar turned on all the time. Original collar... at least 5 years old. Be sure you remove it during power outages. Also, ALWAYS MAKE SURE IT’S OFF BEFORE LETTING THE DOG IN A CAR (the metal will block the transmitter signal). And especially resist the temptation to leave the collar on the dog all the time, esp. when left alone: power outages and other problems do come up. It was a pain to determine the perimeter on a rocky and steeply sloped part of my yard (the rest was easy). The base transmits in a sphere, so take that into account during setup, and don’t be surprised if the perimeter is quite irregular. I kept checking every 2-3 feet when placing flags (for large properties you might want to get extra flags). The perimeter sometimes varies as much as 3-4’. Trained my dog by walking inside the perimeter every day for about 3 days, and after that she had it down. Like a lot of dogs, she knows what it means when she’s wearing the collar and when she’s not, but she still stays in the perimeter from habit, and many other dogs will probably do the same. She looks forward to having the collar put on, since she knows it means she can go chase squirrels. Some dogs will take off as soon as you remove the collar, though, so be careful. Truly devious dogs will hang out in the audible correction range and let it wear down the battery so they can run the perimeter. I suggest replacing the dog in this case. (Okay, maybe not) Customer service is either Canada- or US-based, and they were very helpful whe I had questions about the correction levels. The rep mentioned that part of their training involved testing the correction levels on their own palms to get an idea exactly what they felt like. I tried it: ouch! But it’s not inhumane (for the dog). Once they know the perimeter, there’s generally no reason why they’ll need to feel the correction more than a couple of times. The audible signal starts well before the correction, so they have plenty of time to decide if they’re really going to be stupid. Problems: I’ve had to resynch the transmitters twice now after power outages. That’s all. This product is more expensive than many on the market, but in my experience the quality, design, and customer service make it well worth the cost. Can’t find a manufacturing location on the base, but the collar is (or at least was) made in Canada. I recommend this product for anyone with a reasonably sane dog and a property that’s at least moderately level, with no metal obstructions. Place transmitter at least 4’ away from large appliances, radiators, and other sources of interference. Once it’s set up, it’s great!

## Features

- No Digging Or Wire to Bury: Sets up in just a few hours; a wireless boundary allows you to create a secure barrier around your yard to protect your pets without the time or hassle of burying wires
- 3/4 Acre Of Circular Coverage: Adjust the circular boundary range up to 3/4-acre (22-105 ft in all directions) from the placement of the indoor transmitter
- Most Accurate Wireless Fence: Our proprietary circular boundary gently guides your dog back to the play area
- Trust The Best: Our proprietary circular boundary gently guides your dog back to his play area
- Lcd Display: An easy to read display shows you how far your pet’s play area expands; the screen also has warning indicators to let you know if there is an error with the wireless fence system
- Portable: This portable system is terrific for camping, vacation homes, or anywhere you travel with access to an outlet
- Static-Free Reentry: Unlike traditional in-ground fences, this wireless fence allows your pet to return home without being corrected if your pet passes the boundary
- Rechargeable, Waterproof Receiver Collar: Wireless fence system comes with 1 waterproof, rechargeable receiver collar that comfortably fits dogs 5 lb and up and adjusts to fit neck sizes 6-28 in

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 6,713 Reviews |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Multi-color
- **Brand:** PetSafe
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Product Dimensions:** 8.6"L x 7.4"W x 6.7"H
- **Style:** Wireless Fence Kit

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you change the shape of the wireless boundary?**
A: Our wireless fence systems are circular shaped and cannot be changed into a square or rectangle. You can make the circle larger or smaller as needed by adjusting the settings on the transmitter.

**Q: Can I place the transmitter outside?**
A: No, the transmitter must be placed in a fully-indoor, climate-controlled location where temperatures don’t fall below –10 degrees Fahrenheit or above 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

**Q: Can I use the receiver on another collar strap?**
A: Yes! You can secure the receiver on any 3/4-inch non-metallic collar strap. So if your dog’s color is royal blue, you can make sure that he’s always in style.

**Q: Will this wireless fence create a circular boundary larger than 210-feet across?**
A: If you need to cover a yard that’s larger, you can do so by purchasing a second transmitter. When you use 2 wireless fence transmitters you can increase your pet’s play area. Just make sure that the boundaries overlap by at least 30 feet.

**Q: Why can’t I use this fence with dogs younger than 6 months old?**
A: The age recommendation is based on your dog’s cognitive development. A puppy should be at least 6 months old and able to consistently respond to commands such as “come” and “sit” before ready to start training with any kind of correction collar.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best and easiest to use Wireless fence on the market.
*by J***N on August 24, 2014*

This is the first wireless fence we purchased and it will be the only kind we purchase if we have to replace it. I love the fact that this unit is wireless and there are no underground wires or anything like that. We have this unit setting out of sight at the back of our bookcase. We decided to turn the unit around so at night we wouldn't notice the bright blue light that admits from the front of the unit. We live in a small subdivision so traffic isn't usually too bad and for the most part people are very considerate since most of them have dogs and cats to begin with. We set the perimeter up on 45 ft which lets them go up to about 15 feet from the road at our house. Set up was simple and took about 45 minutes to an hour outlining the perimeter with the flags. make sure you are at the dogs neck level when you set up the flags so they will get the correct reading. After all was set up, i took both dogs, male (Stanley, 4 months old and 14 lbs) and female (Olivia, 9 months old and 15 lbs) Miniature Schnauzers, out to play and show them the fence. I set both collars to train mode and with some of their training treats I took them up to the flags and once their collars started beeping i walked them back to the safe zone and gave them the treat. We only went through about 5 flags set up through the yard, played a little bit and went back in. The next day we did the same thing and went through about 5 more flags. I noticed on the third day once they heard the beep the would almost always turn around and come back to me. Unlike the directions, on the fourth day, I placed the collars on setting one, the least harmful shock, and let the out in the yard.Both dogs did great the first few times by staying in the flag zone and coming back to the safe zone once they heard the warning beep. However, the 4th, maybe 5th time we went outside my male dog Stanley got shocked and came running back to me startled and a little confused. I played with him and let him know that he was ok and walked him back up to the fence and as soon as we heard the beeping sound again he turned around and went back to the safe zone. I again praised him for turning around and we went back inside About a week later he got shocked again and so far, that has been the last time. My female dog Olivia did a lot better. She has only been shocked once and it was about 2 weeks into training. A few days after the dogs were last shocked we removed all the perimeter flags.As of this review, we have been using this item for a little over 2 months with fantastic results. Sometimes when we get home and are in a hurry to get them out the door we forget to put their shock collars on but they seem to have memorized their boundaries because they have not yet went passed their perimeter with or without the collars on since the last shock incident. One thing that we did do different than the instruction book is we took both dog's collars off when we put their shock collars on and put their regular collars back on when the shock collars came off. I'm not sure if they know they don't have the shock collars on all the time or what but they both seem to know their limits and this is especially helpful on the times you forgot the collars or if they are both charging. I do like that the charging cord will charge both collars on the same cord, but I do wish their was an option to buy a one or two dog set up so I wouldn't have had to purchase a separate collar because they are not cheap My only complaint is that if you have to use the high setting there is a very obnoxious humming noise that comes from the machine.The reason I did not take a star away from this is because we use the max on the low setting since that covers what we need. If our yard was bigger, I probably would have rated this 4 stars instead of 5.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent, well-designed unit, worth the money
*by N***N on November 24, 2018*

This is an excellent product, in my experience, and I’ve had it over five years. I use it with a rambunctious German shepherd and added a housemate’s stubborn little husky; I have two transmitters so they have a little over an acre where they can romp to their hearts’ content. My pup is out there a good four hours total on an average nice day. Setting up the second receiver was easy, and adding the second collar was just a matter of charging it and putting it on the dog. Make sure the receiver is placed in a fairly high location; I have one in my attic. I’ve taken this when traveling and staying in other houses. Bring some flags if you do this, but it was a great way to confine my dog w/o having to tie her. I keep the correction for my shepherd at the top level, and it’s remarkably effective. The deer in my fields know as well as she does where the perimeter is, and the rotten creatures will come within 15 ft of her (I swear they’re snickering at her). I get 2-3 weeks on a charge with the collar turned on all the time. Original collar... at least 5 years old. Be sure you remove it during power outages. Also, ALWAYS MAKE SURE IT’S OFF BEFORE LETTING THE DOG IN A CAR (the metal will block the transmitter signal). And especially resist the temptation to leave the collar on the dog all the time, esp. when left alone: power outages and other problems do come up. It was a pain to determine the perimeter on a rocky and steeply sloped part of my yard (the rest was easy). The base transmits in a sphere, so take that into account during setup, and don’t be surprised if the perimeter is quite irregular. I kept checking every 2-3 feet when placing flags (for large properties you might want to get extra flags). The perimeter sometimes varies as much as 3-4’. Trained my dog by walking inside the perimeter every day for about 3 days, and after that she had it down. Like a lot of dogs, she knows what it means when she’s wearing the collar and when she’s not, but she still stays in the perimeter from habit, and many other dogs will probably do the same. She looks forward to having the collar put on, since she knows it means she can go chase squirrels. Some dogs will take off as soon as you remove the collar, though, so be careful. Truly devious dogs will hang out in the audible correction range and let it wear down the battery so they can run the perimeter. I suggest replacing the dog in this case. (Okay, maybe not) Customer service is either Canada- or US-based, and they were very helpful whe I had questions about the correction levels. The rep mentioned that part of their training involved testing the correction levels on their own palms to get an idea exactly what they felt like. I tried it: ouch! But it’s not inhumane (for the dog). Once they know the perimeter, there’s generally no reason why they’ll need to feel the correction more than a couple of times. The audible signal starts well before the correction, so they have plenty of time to decide if they’re really going to be stupid. Problems: I’ve had to resynch the transmitters twice now after power outages. That’s all. This product is more expensive than many on the market, but in my experience the quality, design, and customer service make it well worth the cost. Can’t find a manufacturing location on the base, but the collar is (or at least was) made in Canada. I recommend this product for anyone with a reasonably sane dog and a property that’s at least moderately level, with no metal obstructions. Place transmitter at least 4’ away from large appliances, radiators, and other sources of interference. Once it’s set up, it’s great!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works as described for my bullmastiff!
*by J***M on January 24, 2015*

So far so good with this product it took me at least 3 days to find the correct boundaries as it seemed to change each day. I unplugged the unit turned it on and off and I think that helped but I think I'm going to have to replace the flags at some point.So far it has only taken my bullmastiff four days to understand and learn his boundaries. I have had to turn the shock to number three because he wasn't respecting it at all at one or two within 3 days he's actually off the leash and doing quite well he's very smart and understands quick. Three weeks prior I purchased a scat mat to keep in contained in my kitchen and family room which has a little electric shock If he steps on it..it took him one time to respect that so I think that mat has helped with my outside wireless training. One thing that I didn't anticipate is the visual flags that are very flimsy don't go into frozen ground I had to use a screwdriver to make a hole to get the flags in the ground and they're still not in there very good, when I called The service number to ask a couple questions she explained that I can use anything for the visual however paying $300 for the unit I would expect better flags ....white doesn't really work when you're in the north east and you have snow and you're trying to train your dog at the same time it's hard....if I look outside right now the flags are not there ,they are covered in snow and the ones near the driveway and plowed in. So far he ran through the boundary probably twice and he kinda of stopped and ran back to safety area which I was happy about. I also live on a farm and at this point he runs out to a certain point and realizes he can't go any further as my horses and goats are staring at him from the other side of the fence which is pretty funny this is all within 5 days. I do believe that if he was running full force as he's a pretty big bully he would probably run right through the boundary so I am going to take a little bit of time so he understands what really will happen ( I know I have no patience to go thru the proper 2 weeks..that's my fault) I may have to increase the shock and then hopefully be able to bring it down to just a tone one day. We do have a large home so the circle circumference goes mostly my backyard and then towards a little part of my front area but the problem that I have is that some of that goes to the driveway and then into the very front of my house into the mulch which is kind of a pain so I'm hoping that he'll understand the boundaries there cause I think it will be very confusing for him if you get . It was easy to call the service number and get my questions answered the lady was very helpful. So far I'm pretty happy..I'll update in a couple weeks. It's not a crappy unit but it's wireless so some people have to understand wireless isn't perfect,but there was no way I was going to convience my husband to installed wired so this would be the next best thing..and hopefully in time I won't worry where my dog is wandering and he can enjoy the outdoor more without us constantly calling him back because were afraid he's running away.

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